LINGUIST List 20.2446
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Wed Jul 08 2009
Software: EXMARaLDA: Spoken Language Corpus Software
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EXMARaLDA: Spoken Language Corpus Software
Message 1: EXMARaLDA: Spoken Language Corpus Software
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Date: 07-Jul-2009
From: Thomas Schmidt <thomas.schmidt uni-hamburg.de>
Subject: EXMARaLDA: Spoken Language Corpus Software
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A new version of EXMARaLDA has been released. It can be downloaded free of charge from http://www.exmaralda.org/en_index.html EXMARaLDA is a system for creating, managing, analyzing and disseminating spoken language corpora: The EXMARaLDA Partitur-Editor (version 1.4.3.) is a tool for creating, editing and outputting multi-level, audio- or video-aligned transcriptions in musical score notation. It provides import and export filters for the formats of many other tools (Praat, ELAN, CLAN, among others) and for various presentation formats. The EXMARaLDA Corpus Manager (version 1.5.5.) is a tool for bundling transcriptions into corpora, managing metadata about communications and speakers and filtering transcriptions according to their metadata. EXAKT (version 0.6) , the EXMARaLDA Analysis and Concordance Tool, is a tool for querying EXMARaLDA corpora. It extends the functionality of a KWIC concordancer with additional features that are important for the analysis of spoken language, such as: the possibility to play back the part of the audio or video signal corresponding to a search result, filtering search results according to speaker and communication metadata, manual annotation of search results, etc. All EXMARaLDA tools are programmed in Java and will run on Windows, Macintosh and Linux Operating systems. The EXMARaLDA demo corpus at http://www.exmaralda.org/corpora/en_demokorpus.html, containing transcription examples in several languages, provides a quick impression of the system's capabilities. The development of the system is ongoing; we appreciate your feedback. Thomas Schmidt, Kai Wörner & Timm Lehmberg Research Centre on Multilingualism University of Hamburg www.exmaralda.org
Linguistic Field(s):
Applied Linguistics
Discipline of Linguistics
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